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Hey everyone, my name is Natasha Del Toro and I'm the host of Verified.

It's a podcast that features deep investigations and true crime.

If you're anything like me, you're fascinated by a story of a well-executed scam.

And it seems like these kinds of stories are all the rage right now, like so many TV shows and

movies about crazy con artists. So if scams are your jam, I wanted to tell you about a new podcast

that's coming out now. It's called Persona the French Deception. This is the true story of

a Frenchman named Joubert Chiqulee, who was one of the greatest con artists of all time.

And this guy could pick up the phone and call someone and by the end of the call, be $50 million

richer. That's a skill. So this series investigates how Chiqulee duped some of the world's most

powerful people into handing over their fortunes and how he got away with it for years,

becoming this sort of Robin Hood-like hero. But this is more than just a tale of criminal genius.

This is really a story about the power of seduction and what happens when the fantasy that we've

been lured into finally crumbles. I want to play for you a little preview of the podcasts.

And while you're listening, go follow Persona the French Deception. Or you can listen early

on Amazon Music, or early and add free by subscribing to Wondry Plus, an Apple podcast, or the Wondry app.

There's this word in French that means scam, Arnak. A scammer or a con artist is sometimes called

an Arnakur. An original definition translates roughly as one who amuses in order to defraud.

It's a good way to think about scams, I find, or at least the most inspired ones.

I'm not talking about street-level swindles. I'm talking about the most elaborate,

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